Titan tower

[Mpagul]

Anyone tow with a titan? Mine came with tow package. I can definitely tell I’m towing something lol. Any tips on accelerating. When in tow mode feels like the gear doesn’t wanna shift and I don’t wanna cause a sudden jump in shifting.

[007matman]

Anyone that tells you they "pull without knowing anything is back there" a 5000lb plus trailer is full of it. You're going to know it's back there.

[EdJunior]

In tow/haul mode, probably the same no matter what the brand of truck, the gears hold higher to help you out with your load. I don't know what the RPM's are for that truck, but in the gasser Fords, the RPMs would get up to over 4000 when under load (or in Tow/Haul). That engine would scream. But it is designed to do just that, as that RPM range is where the truck gets its power. So I would research your engine/tranny combo, see what the RPM range is for its max rated power, and go with it. It does take some getting used to it, for sure.

[Mpagul]

Lol this is true. This is the heaviest thing I’ve pulled by far and I can notice for sure RIP to my fuel economy

[Mpagul]

Cool thanks for the tip. I like to listen to the engine whenever I go up high inclines so I can maybe anticipate when it’s going to shift or if I need to back off

[Dodger454]

What year Titan? I have a 17 and yes it does take some getting used to on the shift points, but I’ve never had any problems. There is a 7 mile climb out my way and I have no trouble with maintaining 65 mph pulling my TT. Remember general consensus on this forum is, that if Your towing anything larger than a lawn mower trailer you must have a 3/4 or 1 ton diesel 🤔

[Lins]

Originally Posted by 007matman

Anyone that tells you they "pull without knowing anything is back there" a 5000lb plus trailer is full of it. You're going to know it's back there.

x1000

[Mpagul]

I have a 2007 titan it went up a couple hills on the way home on the freeway but nothing like compared to going through a pass but I was able to maintain around 65MPH

[EdJunior]

Originally Posted by Dodger454

What year Titan? I have a 17 and yes it does take some getting used to on the shift points, but I’ve never had any problems. There is a 7 mile climb out my way and I have no trouble with maintaining 65 mph pulling my TT. Remember general consensus on this forum is, that if Your towing anything larger than a lawn mower trailer you must have a 3/4 or 1 ton diesel 🤔

C'mon man. You know that's not true. Well, not entirely true. It depends on the size of the lawn mower!!

<gigglesnort>

[goduc]

What are you towing?

[Mpagul]

Originally Posted by goduc

What are you towing?

I’m towing a 2019 apex nano 193bhs dry weight of about 3500 lbs.